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21. Identify AT LEAST ONE critical systemic challenge from the "City of Pleasanton Human Services Strategic Plan Needs Assessment Update 2018-2022" that relates to your program/project. 22. How will the program/project address the critical systemic challenge selection in question #22? With the Center for Independent Living (CIL) & Alameda County Area Agency on Aging (AAA), CRIL is an Aging & Disability Resource Connection(ADRC) in Alameda County. The goal of an ADRC is to provide seamless access to LTSS & managed healthcare counseling & assistance through a “no wrong door” approach. CRIL is a member of the Council for Age-Friendly Communities which brings together Alameda County agencies to coordinate services. CRIL offers it services in a person-centered, whole person approach. CRIL supports the person's total growth through its services. CRIL's services are directed toward low-income Pleasanton residents with disabilities & seniors who are typically underserved & vulnerable. Since the majority of CRIL's staff are also people with disabilities who live in Alameda County, we are in a uniquely credible & powerful position to provide peer counseling, personal support, an array of local resources and peer role modeling with this population. With its full service branch office at the Livermore MultiService Center allows CRIL staff & management to develop and maintain strong partnerships & collaborations with other Tri-Valley area social service agencies. For example, we have presented workshops on self-advocacy, housing search, personal assistance services, assistive technology and disaster preparedness at the Pleasanton Senior Center and to residents who live at local senior or disability apartment complexes. CRIL provides consumers who do not have internet access with chromebooks, wifi access and computer lessons. CRIL's transition services assist people with disabilities to transition from hospital or skilled nursing facilities to community based living and to assist youth with disabilities to transition from school to work. CRIL also will help many Pleasanton residents retain or find suitable, affordable and accessible housing and maintain personal independence through peer-based independent living support services. 23. Identify AT LEAST ONE City of Pleasanton U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) FY 2020- 2024 Consolidated Plan "guiding principle" that relates to your program/project. 24. Identify AT LEAST ONE City of Pleasanton U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) FY 2020- 2024 Consolidated Plan "Strategic Goals" that relates to your program/project. 25. Identify AT LEAST ONE City of Pleasanton U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) "Priority Needs" that relates to your program/project. Lack of consumer information about services/need for education Lack of coordination, missed opportunities for collaboration, duplication of services among service providers, and lack of centralized database between service providers and public agencies Time and cost associated with obtaining services including transportation and connectivity of citizens to services Be culturally accessible, appropriate, and inclusive Encourage community engagement and involvement Promote energy and resource efficiency Encourage networking and information sharing across service providers Encourage processing streaming Consolidate service delivery Promote the construction and preservation of affordable rental housing for extremely low (30% AMI), very low (50% AMI), and low income (80% AMI) households Promote the preservation of single-family homes for low income (80%) homeowners through rehabilitation or minor home repair Promote the preservation of rental housing through minor home repair Provide direct financial assistance to income eligible (80% AMI) first time homebuyers Reduce housing discrimination through provision of fair housing and landlord/tenant services Funding and supporting homeless services programs to end homelessness Increase the availability of service enriched housing for persons with special needs Support improvements, including ADA accessibility, to public facilities and non-profit agency facilities Fund economic development, micro-enterprise, and on-the-job training Support public service programs for low income (80% AMI) residents Support housing needs, including increasing home ownership opportunities, creating and preserving affordable rental and homeownership housing, and reducing housing discrimination Prevent homelessness and/or assist those experiencing homelessness Promote the production of service-enriched housing Promote and support capital improvements, economic developments, and public services programs